His passion for ancient Greece allowed him to discover a world of lyricism somewhat baroque, freeing a considerable creative energy. He translates in his own words parts of the Greek (and not only) mythology as well as developing an extensive body of work on woods, trees and the forest, interlace mingle in a sprawling world filled of imaginary vagrancy.
Lionel Guibout : a few landmarks
Born in 1959, he gradutated from the Paris Fine Art Institute in 1983. He often takes his inspiration from the Antique, painting large canvases of Giants with fifty heads and a hundred arms, Cottos, Gygès et Briarée in 1986, and breaking them up ten years later. He has attended many international fairs and exhibition in France, Italy, and Germany.
Lionel Guibout 
